Otto Szasz
Otto Szasz · Science & Medicine
Analysis; the Muntz-Szasz theorem
1884, Alsószúcs, Hungary — 1952, Montreux, Switzerland
Hungary · Germany · United States
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Otto Szász was a Hungarian-American mathematician known for work in real and complex analysis, including the Müntz–Szász theorem on the completeness of powers and contributions to summability and Fourier analysis. Dismissed from Germany under the Nazi regime, he emigrated and taught at the University of Cincinnati. He was Jewish.
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Analysis; the Muntz-Szasz theorem
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